Tyrone

One of the masked men was armed with a suspected firearm

Tavia Michella Ximenes Da Costa pronounced dead at scene of incident in Windmill Court area of Dungannon at weekend

Police say incident in Dungannon is being treated as suspicious

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Josh McGleenan (19) faces three charges of causing death by dangerous driving, excess speed and using a mobile phone while driving

Scheme to improve road linking Derry and Aughnacloy first approved by executive in 2007 but held up by legal challenges and funding issues

Fiachra Ó Faoláin was a nephew of European election candidate Michelle Gildernew and Assembly member Colm Gildernew

Darryn John Armstrong had previously claimed Ali Jayden Doyle died from head injuries caused by her infant brother throwing a toy

Police found the drugs during searches of properties in Cookstown and Coalisland

A 19-year-old man and 17-year-old girl died at the scene following the incident

Flammable liquid poured through letterbox of house on Wednesday

Provisional IRA member who shot dead Det Gda Jerry McCabe buried in Strabane

Up to 77 delayed flagship schemes such as roads and a hospital will cost £2.45 billion more as prices have spiralled, Northern Ireland Audit Office says

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UK government has rejected claims that state bodies are openly running down clock to May 1st deadline

Taoiseach also commits €50m to redevelopment of Casement Park in Belfast

The man was also charged with directing terrorism and preparation of terrorist acts and will appear before Dungannon Magistrates’ Court on Saturday morning

Steering wheels, radios and digital dashboards being stolen from parked cars

Matthew McGuigan (24) and his long-time partner had travelled to Sydney to start ‘new life’ but he fell ill shortly after arriving

Matthew McGuigan, who represented Tyrone at minor level, remembered by GAA community

People in different areas of Co Tyrone have reported being kept awake at night as a result of the issue since October

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Seán Walsh (56) is wanted in Northern Ireland to face charges of IRA membership stemming from a 2020 police surveillance operation

PSNI said passing motorist raised concern about man walking towards Cookstown on Friday night shortly before collision

A football, an Xbox controller, a Tyrone jersey and ‘a wee lorry’ were among the gifts brought to the altar in memory of hit-and-run victim’s life

Mr Browne (28) was attacked outside a bar on Castlederg’s main street on Saturday

South East Fermanagh Foundation has welcomed the decision, describing the 23-year-old civilian as an ‘innocent Protestant’ who was targeted by the Provisional IRA

Dissident republican attack in 1998 devastated the Co Tyrone village, killing 29 people, for which no one has been criminally convicted

The father of victim Aiden Gallagher believes ‘the Irish Government should have its own independent inquiry’

Two German Shepherds discovered tied together and weighed down with a dumbbell near Aughnacloy on Friday

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Referee and umpire were injured during the incident in Cookstown on Thursday evening

Since 2007, 47 people have been killed in road traffic incidents between Derry and Aughnacloy in Co Tyrone

Woman (19) last seen in 1975 has never been found after her abduction and murder by the IRA

Ireland's 'grim reaper' road: Plans to upgrade the A5 have been bogged down in a dismaying cycle of legal objection and stalemate. The volume of traffic has become heavier.

Siblings Dan and Christine McKane and their aunt Julia McSorley died when their minibus collided with lorry near Aughnacloy last week

Julia McSorley (75), brother and sister Dan and Christine McKane died in incident near Aughnacloy on Thursday

Victims named locally as Dan McKane, his sister Christine McKane and their aunt Julia McSorley

Four casualties taken to hospital

Police Ombudsman Marie Anderson says there was evidence of ‘collusive behaviour’